St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-08-13

Use He-No Tea because it is pure. If you
question its purity, ask your doctor
about it.
If you like a fine flavor in Tea, then try
He-No Tea, for its flavor being its natural
one, it is the best.
Every cent of the cost of He-No Tea is
to be found in the drinking qualities.
Nothing is paid for appearance; it is very
homely Tea.
The metal-lined packages in which you
buy He-No Tea preserve its strength and
flavor unimpaired.
Farmers, buy your Tea like you buy your
horse-because he is a good wol ker. He-No
Tea will do twenty-four hours work a Cay,
and never tire.
When you make up your mind to try
He-So Tea, ask your storekeeper for it; he
can get it for you if he is live merchant.
Pure Tea like He-No Tea is a great tenn
perance preacher; it will do more good
than talking.
Pure Tea is the poor mans friend; it is
economy to use it three times a day; it
makes food go farther.
one frlal Will eSCaBI1Sh Cne reputation u
He-No Tea, and you will thank this adver-
tisement for calling your attention to it.
Notice that the genuine He-So Tea is
always sold in metaI-lined packages
pound, half and quarter sizes.
When you buy package of He-No Tea
you know just what you are getting; it is
always the same.
He-No Tea is sold only in the paper bags
of one pound, half-pound and quarter
pound sizes, each bearing the trademark
and the name of Martin Gillet s. Co.
The He-No of 's7 is better now than ever
before, because with the decline of the
markets in China the very choicest leaf
can be bought in its natural state, SO as to
sell here at the price He-No is sold at.
He-No Tea of 's7 is better than it ever
was the steadily-increasing demand for it
Is proof of this.
Hot He-No Tea is the best preventive
of colds, and man can do more work and
"He-No Tea came upon us like the tele-
phone, and Is now necessity" writes q
lady, and we get many such letters.
Is it wicked to quote the Koran? Whether
1t is or not, you will find this: 'The sting
of the serpent is in the juice of the wine;
the blessing of the prophet is in the herbs
of the earth" OF course Mohammed's ref
erence was directed to He-No Tea.
The maxim that nobody is hurt by being
abused is verified in He-No Tea. 1t has
been more laughed at and abused than any
article Of diet, and all because 1T was an
attempt "a successful one as it turns OUT to
show how simple thing Tea really was,
and what an absurdity it was to buy Tea
because it was nice to look at. People in
the cities where He-No Tea has been intro
duced know by experience the great merits
it possesses, and we would like all at least
to try it. They can speak for themselves.
A quarter-pound package is very tritiing in
cost and will serve every purpose for test
,4e the truth of what we say.
HOW TO GET HE-NO TEA.
# you are DEALER, s0rits to Martin Gsze
d Co., Baltimore, Nd, and they aOiH send you trade
prices and terms.
If you are a CONSUMER, and your dealer OF
grocer does not Keep it, then send to Martha Gila
6 Co., Baltimore, Nd, In postage stamps or other
,cise rs cents for 1-1b package, 40 cents for No.
package, or 20 centstor A-l0 package. This is tn.
retail price, and they ariN send you, prepaid 6s
mail, the quantity ordered, soith full Instructions
" "zVN GILLET d CO.,
Established 1911,
Baltimore. Nd.